Comments by "Voryn Rosethorn" (@vorynrosethorn903) on "Why Japanese Women Cheat More Than Japanese Men" video.

  1.  @AlwaysHope_  Of course I’m biased, I’m a westerner myself (British), and of the current generation (zoomer, though I’m on the older end of that and it shows). I don’t think its too far to say that modern western societies aren’t Christian (especially in western Europe, but that fact that values systems today are being spread through education and mass media today more than parents means that its a concern everywhere), but rather believe in a socially constructed reality and the same marxist hogwash which has been inspiring human tragedy for the last century.  I am a Christian myself and fundamentally believe that values and the philosophies based on Christianity form the best system for life, but I also live in a context where I am the only Christian my age I know and the church is counter to its mission (the church of England that is). There is a lot of internal literature by academics which is extremely forthright about where they come from and what they aim and at current there is little possibility they will fail to put in place what they wish for, my country has a conservative government, we also had 1 million immigrants last year, the economy is being driven off a cliff and talking about publicly accessible facts about what happened at Rotherham and is still happening elsewhere on a public account could get me a criminal record. Thus I feel it is imperative that east asian countries absolutely do not take of board what the west is giving at the moment, plus we have the same problems but worse in regard to the thing supposed solutions are being given for.
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  2. I wonder if the attitude towards prostitution was taken into account by the study. Either way the numbers are very high, it might in part be that a society with community based morals has adopted increasingly a individualized structure from a society where individual moral accountability (to absolutist moral principles and in an internally consistent reality) supervised by a higher power with the threat of eternal damnation was the context of development. Certainly the move away from such a framework and the implementation of the results of other belief systems is not going terribly well in the west (you end up with problems like the undermining of belief in objective reality by competing ideological faiths), but in a country without the same foundations it is dubious that it can hold up at all. The family vs work problem is certainly one of the primary ones facing Japan and I will get off the fence and say that family is absolutely more important and a touch of Confucianism might be in order to fix the current problems even if westerners would likely screech like they had been doused in holy water.
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